The 1942 Half Dollar Walking Liberty represents one of America's most iconic and beloved coin designs. This particular specimen, graded NGC PF-67, showcases exceptional quality and historical significance from a pivotal year in U.S. history.  

About the Walking Liberty Half Dollar  

Designed by renowned sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, the Walking Liberty Half Dollar debuted in 1916 and remained in production until 1947 (with a gap during World War II). The obverse features Lady Liberty striding purposefully toward the future, symbolizing American freedom and progress. The reverse displays an eagle at rest, representing peace.  

Why the 1942 is Special  

The 1942 Half Dollar holds particular significance as it was minted during World War II, making it a tangible artifact of American resilience during wartime. This proof specimen demonstrates the U.S. Mint's commitment to quality despite wartime constraints.

Coin Specifications  

• Year: 1942
• Denomination: Half Dollar (50 cents)
• Grade: PF-67 (Proof)
• Grading Authority: NGC
• Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
• Metal Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
• Weight: 12.5 grams
• Diameter: 30.61 mm
• Mint Mark: Varies by origin  

Collector Appeal  

NGC PF-67 specimens are highly sought after by both numismatists and precious metals investors. The proof designation indicates superior striking quality and finish, making this piece an excellent addition to any collection focused on American coinage or World War II era artifacts.